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It is maybe not explained in the help file on your calculator, but it is explained in the online official documentation : This item is purely for power OFF testing purposes to avoid time consuming switching between firmwares. It is in no way mentioned to be changed by users. Mode 0 means no deep sle...

Some more data: On battery (Accuracy factor = 0.01): 0..6 = 5.9640E91 (<2 s) 0..13 = 2.7549E951 (<4 s) 0..22 = 1.6059E4621 (<9 s) 0..24 = 2.8145E6000 (<9 s) 0..25 = Out of range On USB (Accuracy factor = 0.01): 0..6 = 5.9640E91 (<1 s) 0..13 = 2.7549E951 (<2 s) 0..22 = 1.6059E4621 (<3 s) 0..24 = 2.81...

:shock: so to save you pressing extra unnecessary buttons, you press extra unnecessary buttons? Nope, I cannot connect the dots here. It's not about pressing unnecessary button, it's about not knowing beforehand if another number or an operand will follow. I think I must just be old-school but reac...

I can't think of a situation where that would be useful. It makes entering numbers on the stack behave more like RPL calculators (apart from the limited stack size). I miss the subtle usefulness of this... :mrgreen: Actually… I find this very useful ! TL;DR: "Exit" allow you to "validate/terminate"...

The update went flawlessly. I can confirm the bugs with y^x and ÷ are fixed. I can not relate about the battery consumption though as I didn't had the problem.

I tried – out of curiosity – if I can reproduce this and indeed the assigned key is changing from %CH to RCL "%CH" after a successful execution of %CALC » %CHG » %CH from the default "FINANCE.raw" program.

I sent back my unit last week and received a new working one. Michael told me they want to investigate, so let's see if they manage to find more information on this bug with my broken unit in hands.

Hi, I just received my DM42 and its a really nice device. There is an issue with the USB cable though: http://i.imgur.com/V9Matse.jpg Transcript (for making search easier in this forum, and for posterity if imgur closes): Err:Src/main.c:867 Err:main.c:867 Err:SetFreq 2 ERROR: 0777 Desc:SetFreq 2 Thi...